In their guest article, Thorsten Grießer and Alexander Blocher make the case for underpinning current and future decisions with robust data on usage frequency, occupancy rate, capacity utilisation and other parameters.

Disability is not a limitation for just a few people, it is a part of human life that everyone would experience at some point, temporarily or permanently. Young talent Kaamil Allah Baksh endeavours to bring together people with and without a ­disability. Read full feature about the award-winning design proposal.

NBRS in collaboration with Donovan Payne Architects carefully designed the facil­ities to provide flexibility and suit a diverse and wide range of users and activities in an economically sustainable operational model.

Designed by WERK Arkitekter and Snøhetta, Maritime Center fosters activity, engagement, and learnings for the visitors since the building has room for everyone, from the experienced diver or professional kayaker to a crab-fishing school class or a random passer-by.

The design exemplifies inclusive and creative en­gagement tactics by an interdisciplinary design team at DIALOG through extensive research and applying the City’s policy guidelines. Bringing green space to the city centre, it provides a place to gather, engage in social activities, enjoy an on-site café, and take in one’s environs from the pedestrian bridge.

Dr Veith Kilberth gives us a preview of an ­academic publication on the inclusion of wheelchair skating in skate parks, due to be published in 2024. It can also be seen as a call to municipalities to take action.

Tenstadalen is a park covering a large area in the long valley between Tensta and Spånga, west of Stockholm. The park is one of the City of Stockholm’s Greener Stockholm projects, with the aim of creating regenerated green spaces for all ages.